New here, but I spent way too long starring at those thick af

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is there a serial number somewhere?

check under the forend, the bottom of the barrel lump, and under the barrels on the action.

>>33296492
I would say not a hope in hell. Most guns for the commercial market at the time did not have them.
>>33296459
Any pics of the barrel markings and watertable?

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>>33296609

It's got one under the barrel, I inherited one identical to that from my g-pa a few years ago, I would definitely keep it

>>33297000
>laminated steel
That's for black powder (probably 2 1/2 inch shells too) and are not safe for modern shot shells.

>>33297000
Laminated steel scribed on the barrel

It's probably from the early 20s, mine is from 1923

>>33297111
Parker stopped using Damascus barrels before the 20's

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I paid 50 for it. I think I might get a gun shop to appraise it tomorrow. I don't think I'm going to sell it, I want to know the value and learn more about.

100% agree on getting it appraised, did with mine and it made it just that more valuable to me